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What happens if you work out, how do you alleviate your pain in the muscles?
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NSAIDs, rest: Typically rest, stretching, modification of the workout program, ice/heat, massage (i.e. rollers), and/or use of NSAID medications (ibuprofen, naprosyn) will help.
Answered 5/22/2016
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